Matzadd

@kosmowf:❤️

The angle of the dangle is proportional to the throb of the nob..............

@sdaly: LOL!

Filthy riding!!!!

@Mtn-Goat-13: Often I think with bike reviews and ride comparisons that it is never stated enough the learning curve to get up to speed on a new rig, until it becomes the norm, until you've done 30+ laps of your fave trail. Only then can times be compared IMO. I know this is not practical, but I always think that. It makes sense that the learning curve would vary also, depending on how different your regular bike. The question is, would the one-year down-the-road version of you that purchases the Levo be faster than that of the version of you that got the decoy, or visa versa? Who F-ing knows, but either way I would be willing to bet you will close the shit out of the 10s difference on either bike after a year of riding it.

@fentoncrackshell: crazy 50% sales on their website on descent builds.....

SIK! the shole interview made me smile. My favorite rider to watch...

@mi-bike: I changed it to 4 sentences but then pasted the previous prompt by mistake....I am but a stooopid human....

@Dogl0rd: Certainly! Here's the summary of the comments in a bullet point style: - Matzadd provides a concise overview of the video's content, highlighting the four upgrades for enhanced bike performance. - Marlon-d emphasizes the value of adding personalized stickers as a cost-effective enhancement. - johnski and christinachappetta offer playful remarks regarding the removal of brakes and the need for speed. - Dlford suggests the creation of a series titled Cheap Tricks and shares ideas for an engaging presentation. - Various individuals contribute insights and suggestions, addressing topics such as alternative seat posts, the video format, and potential article-based content. - The comments showcase a mix of humor, practical advice, and critical observations, reflecting the diverse perspectives and preferences within the cycling community.

(I changed the prompt to 4 sentences)